Restore Readiness Evidence Auditor
Audit restore-test evidence against declared RPO, RTO, recency, environment, dependency, smoke-check, and evidence requirements.
What problem does Restore Readiness Evidence Auditor solve?
A green backup job does not prove that each critical asset, dependency, and application path has recently cleared its declared recovery targets.
Use it to
- Prepare an asset-level restore readiness review before an audit or renewal
- Find critical systems with no recent restore-test evidence
- Check whether tested backup age and restore duration cleared RPO and RTO
- Create a vendor or client handoff without granting backup-platform access
What it returns
- Severity-ranked restore-evidence findings
- Asset-level BLOCKED, GAP, or READY ledger
- JSON readiness gate and evidence totals
- Review memo tied to the exact policy, inventory, and tests
A representative input and result
Access and approval boundaries
- Read access to user-supplied inventory CSV, restore-test CSV, and policy JSON.
- Write access only to the selected local audit output directory.
- No backup platform, cloud, browser, network, credential, decryption, or infrastructure access is required.
Known limitations
- The result is limited to the supplied policy, asset inventory, and restore-test rows; missing or inaccurate evidence can change the result.
- RPO is measured from tested backup creation to restore start, and RTO from restore start to completion; broader business recovery may require separate timing.
- READY is not proof of current backup integrity, complete application recovery, regulatory compliance, or future recovery.
Questions
Does it test or restore my backups?
No. It audits local evidence exports. It never accesses backup media, decrypts data, starts a restore, or changes infrastructure.
Which backup platforms are supported?
Any platform can work after its authorized records are mapped to the documented inventory and restore-test CSV fields.
How are RPO and RTO evaluated?
RPO uses tested backup creation to restore start. RTO uses restore start to completion. Broader business recovery timing remains separate.
Does READY prove we can recover today?
No. READY means the latest supplied test cleared the declared evidence checks. Media integrity, current configuration, coverage, and future recovery remain unknown.
What happens when a test row is missing?
An in-scope asset with no supplied test is blocked. The team must determine whether no test occurred or evidence collection is incomplete.
Can it handle application dependencies?
Yes. The inventory declares required asset IDs, and the latest test must record those dependencies as restored.
Restore Readiness Evidence Auditor keeps proof and approval boundaries visible.
The listing includes the tested package, realistic samples, declared permissions, and known limitations.
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